The Second Victim Experience: Caring for Our Own - 2022 CE
In this interactive session, we will explore clinical experiences that may cause emotional suffering for clinicians. The session will describe the second victim phenomenon in detail and offer tips for colleagues and healthcare organizations to support the nurses healthy recovery.  

Presenter:
Susan Donnell Scott, PhD, RN, CPPS, FAAN

contact hours - 1 CH

Activity ID#  22095769

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What is the optimal healing outcome of a second victim experience?
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Which is a classic initial characteristic of a second victim response?
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Which clinical events may evoke a second victim response?
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Effective second victim support programs include all of the following except:
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The psychosocial and physical symptoms experienced by a second victim can best be described as normal human reactions to an abnormal situation.
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Second victims tend to follow a predictable healing recovery pattern.  
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The vast majority of second victims frequently require referrals for counseling services to address their needs. 
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Group counseling is the most desired form of support for suffering second victims.
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The first initial response of a second victim is to talk openly about the challenging clinical event.
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Second victim interventions should be mandated for all impacted clinicians to help aid their recovery from the event. 
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As a result of my participation in this activity, I can  describe the ‘second victim’ phenomenon. *
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As a result of my participation in this activity,  I can  recognize high-risk clinical events that could evoke a second victim response. *
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As a result of my participation in this activity, I can  describe a comprehensive institutional approach that offers holistic support for their healthcare workforce. *
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Susan Donnell Scott demonstrated experiential knowledge of the topic? *
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Susan Donnell Scott fully disclosed any conflict of interest and discussion of off-label usage of medication and/or medical devices at the beginning of, or during the presentation? *
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Susan Donnell Scott's objectives/content topics were cohesive with one another? *
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The content provided fair and balanced coverage of the topic? *
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The content was free of commercial bias? *
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